Clinical Reasoning in the Health Professions
by Joy Higgs Am Phd Mhped Bsc Pfhea, Stephen Loftus Phd Msc Bds, Nicole Christensen Phd Mappsc Bs Ba, Gail M. Jensen Phd Pt Fapta
Clinical Reasoning in the Health Professions examines the role of reasoning in health professional education and practice. Designed for learners and practitioners, it provides a focused resource for understanding, developing, applying, and reflecting on clinical reasoning across the health professions.
About This Book
Clinical Reasoning in the Health Professions explores clinical reasoning as a central capability in health professional practice.
The book is intended for health professionals and learners developing their understanding of reasoning in clinical contexts.
It supports consideration of how clinical reasoning is developed, applied, and reflected upon within professional education and practice.
Written by Joy Higgs, Stephen Loftus, Nicole Christensen, and Gail M. Jensen, this resource addresses an important foundation of health professions education.
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